To differentiate an Ubuntu server system from an Ubuntu desktop system
you should check with seeds/meta-package you have installed.
e.g.:
$ dpkg -l | grep "ubuntu-desktop-minimal" # or "ubuntu-server-minimal"
This is generated through the Ubuntu seeds and could be the
authoritative way to check the type of system you're using.
PS: I'm closing this bug as "Invalid", as stated in comment #2 networkd is only
enabled on Ubuntu server systems, NetworkManager only on Ubuntu desktop systems
(by default), so I guess we're seeing the expeted behavior here.
Please comment & re-open if you feel otherwise.
** Changed in: netplan.io (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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systemd-networkd is inactive by default since ubuntu 23.10?
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